ADVENTURES IN VIDEO ASTRONOMY. This is about
45 minutes long with black and white images, but there is
no narration, which makes it hard to follow.

THE ASTRONOMERS. This is an excellent PBS series.
There are 6 episodes, but unfortunately, I believe this
tape only contains 4. It covers topics such as black holes
and cosmology at an introductory level. It also takes an
interesting look at the daily lives of professional astronomers.

ASTRONOMY CLUB TAPE #1. This appears to be about
the possibility of life on other planets.

ASTRONOMY CLUB TAPE #2. This is a collection
of old NASA films, mostly about missions to the planets.

ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY WITH SCT. This is a how-to guide
for those interested in learning how to do astrophotography.
It is about 30 minutes long.

BASIC SCT OPERATIONS.

COSMOS PART 5. This series with Carl Sagan is
an absolute classic. There are 13 parts. I wish we had the
entire series.

FROM HERE TO INFINITY

THE EAGLE HAS LANDED. This documents the flight
of Apollo 11, the first expedition to land a man on the
moon. Pretty well done. It is about 30 minutes long.

THE INFINITY SERIES PART 1, THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
The poor quality of this tape makes it difficult to watch.

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT FOR WINDOWS. This has
nothing to do with astronomy. I don't know why we have
it.

LANDING ON MARS. This is a good review of the
Viking missions to Mars and gives some history of the exploration
of the planet. It lasts about 30 minutes.

MESSIER OBJECTS, PART 2. This is a visual catalog
of the messier objects with pictures of each. The tape quality
is only fair: all the objects appear green.

PRACTICAL ASTRONOMY AND CELESTIAL NAVIGATION.
This is a decent general survey of astronomical concepts.

THE REAL E.T. A look at the search for extraterrestrial
life and man's exploration into space.

THE RETURN OF HALEY'S COMET. A primer to
get people ready for the comet's 1986 flyby of earth.
About 30 minutes long.